Morrisville, Syncfusion Inc, 2012. — 111 p.
Objective-C is the programming language behind native Apple applications. The language was
originally designed in the 1980s as a way to add object-oriented capabilities to the ANSI C
programming language, and it has since been used to create everything from command-line
tools to Mac programs to mobile apps. You can think of Objective-C as Apple’s version of the C#
programming language.Contents:
The Story behind the Succinctly Series of Books
Introduction
The Objective-C Language
Sample Code
Setting Up
Installation
Creating an Application
Getting to Know the Xcode IDE
Editing Files
Compiling Code
Summary
Chapter 1 Hello, Objective-C
Creating a Class
Components of a Class
Defining Methods
Instantiating Objects
Calling Methods
Adding Method Parameters
Defining Properties
